Our Georgia: The devastating murder of my daughter by a killer who should have been stopped

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Our Georgia by Robin Eveleigh & Lynette Williams is a true crime book that tells the story of Georgia Williams, a young woman from Wellington, Shropshire, who was brutally murdered by a friend in 2013. The book provides an in-depth look into Georgia's life before her tragic death and the events that led up to her murder.

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Heartbroken mother opens up about porn fanatic murderer who killed teen daughter acting out snuff movie Most Read Reynolds got a whole-life sentence, meaning he will die behind bars, with the judge remarking he was a “serial killer in the making”. Reynolds strangled Georgia at his home in Wellington, near Telford, Shropshire, between 8pm and 9pm on May 26 this year after offering to take photographs of her for a modelling portfolio. If the police had done their jobs in the days, weeks, months, and years leading up to the night Georgia was murdered, it is an almost certitude that she would be alive today.If you have any interest in True Crime and/or any interest in police and policing, this book must be added to your library.

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Physical pain I can stand, but I’ve never known mental pain like this. It’s torture, years of torture.” To have your daughter murdered and violated after death would destroy any parents. To take on a police force that let it happen is brave beyond words. Settling a compensation claim out of court in 2016 – a week before the third anniversary of Georgia’s murder – West Mercia Police admitted it breached its obligation to “protect life” under the Human Rights Act.This book is the true life story of the brutal murder of Georgia, and her families battle for justice. It was a long battle due to police incompetence as well as the murder itself. OUR GEORGIA is part true-crime story, part biography, part memoir, and part enumeration of the litany of ways the police and other government officials screwed up. He described her as a "sweet and loving girl, was bullied at junior school but had persevered and stood up against this and grew stronger, becoming an advocate for fairness for everyone".